BastionZero is the most advanced access tool for organizations that use Secure Shell (SSH). We eliminate SSH key management, support least privilege access and enable you to meet SOC 2 and ISO 27001 requirements.
BastionZero uses the existing SSH config file to identify and secure hosts. Here’s how:
Users simply launch the 4-step Quickstart process from the ZLI to log into BastionZero, select the hosts they want to secure and install and register the BastionZero agent on the chosen SSH target(s).
BastionZero eliminates the hassle of provisioning, decommissioning and rotating passwords and SSH keys.
BastionZero works with existing identity providers (IdPs) and workflows and allows admins to set least privilege policies that grant single-time use keys and just in time access.
Users simply download the BastionZero desktop app or command line interface, log in and use SSH as they do today — with the added benefit of a zero trust security architecture.
BastionZero provides necessary controls and visibility to meet SOC 2 and ISO 27001 requirements, including session recordings and searchable access and command logs.
Enterprises have thousands of SSH targets. Administrators must constantly track, rotate and validate the keys that grant access to those targets, which is difficult in the best of circumstances and nearly impossible when employees leave or are reorganized. On top of this, administrators often can’t see who’s logged into what target and what commands they’re executing. This makes audits next to impossible and hinders triage in the event of a breach.
On top of this, administrators often can’t see who’s logged into what target and what commands they’re executing. This makes audits next to impossible and hinders triage in the event of a breach.
Eliminate SSH key management and distribution
Enforce single-time use keys, least privilege principles and just in time access
Provide immediate revocation
Get username-based visibility and control via BastionZero policies
Automatically validate users and accounts
Get real-time visibility and audit logs for user activity across all infrastructure
Authenticate users and systems using two independent roots of trust
Grant access to targets, not networks, to prevent lateral movement
Remove public facing machines and open ports
